- Study templates: richer multi-line guiding questions in the OIA placeholders
- PDF/print export: reuses buildExportHtml in a new tab + window.print()
- Markdown export: new buildMarkdownExport() with matching tests
- Breadcrumb: current chunk's passage reference shown in the Study page header
- Reader bookmarks: SVG icons instead of ambiguous emoji, always visible
(not hover-only, so it works on touch devices), plus a Bookmarks panel
that lists all saved verses across every book and jumps + scrolls to them
- Whole-Bible search: no server-side search endpoint exists, so this fetches
the full translation once (~7MB) and searches an in-memory flat verse
index client-side, with results linking back into the reader
- Read-only share links: per-project share token, a public unauthenticated
/api/share/:token endpoint, and a ?share=TOKEN view that bypasses the auth
gate entirely and renders the export HTML in a script-sandboxed iframe
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Other people using this app just want to do personal Bible study, not
produce a podcast episode, so the always-visible chrome (chunk
metadata, DOCX import, exports) now says "Session" instead of
"Episode" and marks podcast-only fields as optional. The "Prepare for
Podcast" prompt no longer hardcodes "Verse by Verse with Nate" for
every user — it now pulls from a new "Podcast / show name" field in
Account Settings, so it still works exactly as before once you set
yours, but produces a sensible generic prompt for anyone who hasn't.
Also added an explanatory blurb to the session-list import page and
loosened its docx parser to accept "Session N — Title" in addition to
"Ep. N — Title".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Projects were previously global to anyone who could reach the server.
Adds email/password accounts with httpOnly cookie sessions, scopes
every project (both SQLite and localStorage) to the signed-in user,
and auto-claims pre-existing unowned projects for whoever registers
first. Also adds optional TOTP two-factor auth with backup codes,
managed from a new Account Settings page, since there's no
password-reset flow to fall back on otherwise.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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